Winifred High School - Red Raider Yearbook (Winifred, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

i9 f 88 TAYLO IT PUBLISHING COMPANY OALLAS. TEXAS 07 «(61- tfuU MEANS IETTER YEARIOOKS — - Presented By THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952 WINIFRED HIGH SCHOOL Winifred, Montana o r r y The Annual Staff wishes to dedicate this edi- tion of the PIONEER to our true and loyal friend and teacher, Mr. Joe Vantura. Your hard work and patience, as staff ad visa, has made this yearbook a success and a project of which the students, faculty and friends of the Winifred High School are justly proud. It is hoped that, in future years, as you thumb the pages of this book, the pictures and arti- cles therein will bring back pleasant memories of school life at Winifred. THE STAFF met May I congratulate the annual staff for this fine production of the 52 Pioneer. I trust that each time you scan the pages of your annual in your life after school that it will bring back pleasant memories of your school days at Winifred High. We have endeavor- ed to make your school environment a pleasant one as well as one that is conductive to an education. Your teachers and I will follow your life after school with much interest. Your success will add to your pleasure and your adversities to our sorrow. Our aim has been to equip you to live a happy life and to earn an honest liv- ing. Our success as teachers can be measured by your success in accomplishing these goals. High School faculty BETTY JEAN ARTHUR Class Plays 1, 3,4 Class Officer 3 Paper Staff 3 Glee Club 1,2 DELORES DRANKY Class Plays 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 3,4 Glee Club 1 SAM N. ECONOM Class Officer 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Class Plays 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Football 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 2, 3,4 EVA RUTH MOODY Class Officer 2,3 Class Plays 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Glee Club 1,2 GARDE D, PETERSON Class Officer 2,4 Band 2,4 Class Plays 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Paper Staff 2,3 GLENN R. RYDEEN Class Plays 3,4 Basketball 2,3 Track 3 Football 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 THEODORE A. SAWYER Band 1,2 Class Plays 1, 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Track 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 3,4 GLENN THEODORE THOMPSON Class Officer 4 Class Plays 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 BERTHA JANE SIMAC Class Officer 1,2,3.4 Class Plays 3,4 Basketball 1 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 3,4 Glee Club 1,3 Cheerleading 2,3,4 DORIS FAYE WAITS Class Officer 1,2, 3 Class Plays 1,3,4 Basketball 1 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 3,4 Glee Club 1.3 Cheerleader 1,2,3.4 We Zhe Seniors Betty Arthur, the quietest member of her class is a three year graduate. Her ambition is to be a nurse. Delores Dranky, who has always been liked, has been a valuable member of her class for four years. Delores says her ambition is to become a Dental Technician. Sam Econom, the Romeo of his class, is well known for the part he played in sports and the mischief he can get into. He plans to enter college and study business administration. Eva Ruth Moody, who is the most industrious member of the class, has been a favorite of both students and teachers through her twelve years of school. Her ambition is to own a ranch. Garde Peterson, president of the class of '52 and editor of the Pioneer says his ambition is to own a ranch. Glenn Rydeen is known for his ability to talk himself in and out of trouble. His plans for the future are rather hazy but he thinks the army might play a part in them. Ted Sawyer has been an outstanding basketball and football player during his career at Winifred High School. He is our only four year letterman. Ted would like to attend school when he graduates. Bertha Simac, secretary-treasurer of the class of '52 and editor of the Prairie Dog Chatter, would like to enter business upon graduation. Ted Thompson, who is the vice president of the class of '52 is known for his good person- ality and humorous ways. Ted says his ambitions have not been revealed in his crystal ball but farming might play a part. Doris Waits is best known for her pretty long hair and her cheerleading ability. Doris has been thinking about nurse's training after she graduates from Winifred High School. Senior Class Will We, the graduating class of 1952 of Winifred High School being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath our most treasured possessions. Glenn Rydeen leaves his shyness to Vernon Smith and his ability to win friends and in- fluence people to Leroy Walton. Doris Waits leaves her Toni to Hilton Hess and her ability to drive a Mercury to who- ever can gain one. Ted Thompson bequeaths his pet grasshopper’s chitin to Mr. Romstad. Ted Sawyer wills his ability to gain excused permits for afternoon walks to George Econom. Delores Dranky wills her ability to entertain servicemen to the U. S. O. Garde Peterson wills his punctuality to Diane Heller and his wicked ways to Ted Scoville. Bertha Simac wills her hatred of spotlights to Bonnie Thompson and her cheerleaders swing to Bonnie Hess. Sam Econom wills his ability to cooperate with teachers to Bill Carr and his touch? with the gals to his brother Tom. To the student body he leaves! Eva Ruth Moody wills her place at Girl’s State to Hilton Hess and her boy charming abil- ities to Betty Fuller. Four long years ago our class entered the high school. Added to our eighth grade class, which consisted of Ted Thompson, Garde Peterson, Sam Econom, Delores Dranky, Bertha Simac and Eva Ruth Moody, were Leah and Tom Benes, Ted Sawyer, and Doris Waits. As Sophomores we lost Leah and Tom Benes and gained Glenn Rydeen. Our sponsor was Tex Olson. Class membership in our Junior year remained the same. The name of our Junior Play was Tom Sawyer” and the theme of our prom and our Junior-Senior Banquet was Stardust. Never, in our opinion, did any Junior Class do so well. Our sponsor was Mr. Joe Vantura. At the second semester of our Senior year we gained Betty Arthur from the Junior Class as she was graduating in three years. After a successful year under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Bergum we put away our books and passed for the last time as students through the portals of Winifred High School. We had written our slate, our high school days were over, the world was ours to conquer. Senior Class Prophecy In 1969 when I conducted a campaign tour for my present office as Governor of Montana, I had the pleasure of seeing my classmates of Winifred High School, Class of 1952, in their various communities. Whei. 1 stepped from the platform of my train at Butte, I was greeted by Glenn Rydeen who i.s now the President of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Glenn told me that he achieved this high position by remaining single and industrious. After I made my Butte stop, I again ran into an old classmate of mine who was engaged in a most unusual occupation. This classmate was Betty Arthur who is the nation's only woman railroad engineer. Betty had been engaged as the engineer on my train because she had voiced her opposition to my election and her employer, Ted Sawyer, who is the head of the Great Northern Railroad Company and my campaign manager, thought it would be a joke on Betty to be running the train that might aid me to gain the Governor's seat. The next stop on my tour was Great Falls, where I was greeted by Mrs. Archibald Brinker- snapper in, who was the former Bertha Simac. Bertha was accompanied by a group of women who represented the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Dumb Animals. They with their President, Bertha, had come to ask my stand on the position of homeless dogs and cats. On route to Billings from Great Falls my train was boarded by Miss Delores Dranky, a very eminent reporter for the Gazette. Delores had been assigned the task of reporting my tour and remained with me throughout the trip. She had been selected for the Pulitzer Prize in 1967. On our arrival in Billings I was invited to the home of Garde Peterson who had gained a fortune by raising a new strain of jackrabbits to compete with Ted Thompson of Winifred who had captured the slaughtering market by raising a better type of meat producing steer. Garde and Mrs. Peterson had planned to show us the sights of Billings at night, but were unable to engage a baby sitter for their eleven children. However, Delores and I went to the floor show at the Star Light Roof. Much to our amazement and pleasure, we discovered Miss Venus de la Fleur, who in 1952 before her debut on Broadway was Miss Doris Waits. Doris had become a famous torch singer and had currently played in the 20th Century Fox production of Strawberry Creek. Before returning to Helena, I stopped at Miles City to see Eva Ruth Moody who had become the leader of a political movement to unseat my opponent from the Governor's chair. With- out her support I could not have attained my present post. Eva had moved to Miles City to take over the Industrial School which had proved to be a headache to so many in years past. Signed, Sam Econom Governor of Montana r NORMAN STRAND Get Acquainted With Zhe NORMAN ASBJORNSON is the member of our class who is often in the clouds. He completed his solo flight at sixteen. BILL CARR is the Romeo of our class. He is best remembered for the part he played in The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come. EVELYN CARSON is well known for the excitement she can cause in the halls and her ability to laugh. TOM ECONOM,better known as mousey, is the smallest boy in the class but of him we can say Dynamite comes in Small Packages. DIANE HELLER is the president of our class. At present she is quite fond of the navy. HILTON HESS is the boy with the physique. He is an active athlete and can be seen participating in football, basketball and track. LUCILLE SIMAC.the blonde bombshell, is best known for her ability to chew gum at 60 miles per hour. MARJORIE SMITH is the Secretary-Treasurer of our class. She is known as Smiles by some and Muggins by others. NORMAN STRAND is the Vice President of our class and the only male class officer. He is best known for his ability to play cards. Sophomores Betty Fuller Nancy Gibbons Edith Pearson Effie Pearson Bob Rich Frances Scoville Ted Scoville Vernon Smith Martin Stulc Leroy Walton Betty Wells Not Pictured: Duane Tafolla Bill Waits Sophomores BETTY FULLER, who is president of the class, is very active in school activities. She can be seen in her cheerleader garb at all the games. NANCY GIBBONS, who is the vice-president of the class, is known for her intellectual achievements and pleasant personality. EDITH PEARSON, who keeps the days bright with her pleasant personality, is one of the smallest members of the class. EFFIE PEARSON, who is the bashful one in the class, is known for her willingness to work. BOB RICH is best known tor his mechanical skill and his absences. FRANCIS SCOVILLE, who is a new member of our class, is best known for her ability to collect boy friends. She is the secretary-treasurer of the class. TED SCOVILLE, who is the manager of the basketball team, is known for his shyness and pleasant disposition. VERNON SMITH is known for his industry and his ability to get along with people. MARTIN STULC is best known for his height and his ability to play basketball and football. DUANE TAFOLLA is best known for his hook shot and his varied experiences in the navy. BILL WAITS is well known for his car and the fun it provided the students. ?reshmen Tony Arthur Marion Bolstad Darlene Crow George Econom Gene Heller Bonnie Hess Leo Osburnsen Gordon Kucera Rosetta Stulc Bonnie Thompson Tom Thompson Zhe fresh Tony Arthur, who is new to our group this year, has gained a spot for himself by his pleasant personality. Marion Bolstad is best known for her flaming red hair and her temper that matches the hair. Darlene Crow, the President of the Freshman class, is a wonderful friend who always has a smile for everyone. George Econom, the Secretary-Treasurer of the class, is dark, handsome with curly hair and is known as God's gift to the girls. Gene Heller, who cannot resist a daily visit to his last years class room, is best de- scribed as blond and silent. Bonnie Hess is one member we couldn't get along without because she is the one who keeps us laughing with her jokes. Gordon Kucera is the class pest but Gosh without him we couldn’t get along. Leo Osburnsen, who is our class Vice President, is best known for his golden smile and his ability to charm the students and faculty alike. Rosetta Stulc, who is a new member of the class, is best known for the diamond she wears and the smile that flashes just as brightly. Bonnie Thompson is liked by all of her classmates for her generosity and helpfulness. Tom Thompson is the farmer of the class and is well liked by the girls. . Seventh And Eighth grades Mr. James Brown Marion Asbjornson Boyd Bergum Eugene Erlandson Martin Mendel Mary Mendel Jerry Osburnsen Glenn Scoville Jo Ann Tuss Wilma Udelhoven Jifth And Sixth grades Mr. Carl Nagel Franklin Arthur John Asbjornson Raymond Asbjornson Ronald Erlandson Leonard Kates David Kucera Robert Olsen Ruby Jane Pearson Violie Pearson John Scoville Judy Udelhoven Melvin Udelhoven Harold Wells Not Pictured: Louis Mires Zhird and fourth grades Mrs. Mabel Beck James O. Anderson Lawrence Anderson Virginia Asbjornson Shirley Erlandson Marion Gibbons Cheryll Halverson Glenn Halverson Edward Mendel Katherine Mendel Nancy Olsen James Pearson Nicole Rettke William Rich Vangie Stenslie David Stulc John Tuss Jerry Udelhoven first And Second grades Carol Anderson FLORENCE HELLER Teacher James Gibbons Mary Ellen Heggem Ronald Heggem Linda Rettke Shirley Smith Janice Stenslie Larry Udelhoven football Standing-Glenn Rydeen, Manager; Ted Saw- yer, Sam Econom, Martin Stulc, Duane Taf- olla, Norman Asbjornson, Tex Olson, Coach. Seated-George Econom, Bill Carr, Hilton Hess, Tom Econom. Co-Captain Co-Captain TED SAWYER SAM ECONOM SEASON’S RESULTS They We Geyser 0 38 Denton 0 28 Moore 0 40 Winnett 6 25 Roy 0 48 Stanford 48 0 basketball Top row: Ted Scoville, Tom Thompson, Norman Asbjornson, Garde Peterson, George Econom, Bill Waits, Mr. Romstad. Second row: Tom Econom, San Econom, Duane Tafolla, Martin Stulc, Ted Sawyer, Hilton Hess. Bottom row: Bill Carr, Gene Heller, Leo Osburnson. Standing: Ray Asbjornson, David Kucera, Mr. Brown, Martin Mendel, Louis Miros, John Asbjornson. Seated: Eugene Erlandson, Boyd Bergum, Jerry Osburnson, Glenn Scoville. . WINIFRED HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCORES DATE WITH WE THE 12-1-51 Geraldine 44 34 12-8-51 Buffalo 60 38 12-11-51 Winnett 63 53 12-14-51 Grass Range 33 48 12-18-51 Roy 55 52 12-27-51 Stanford 52 55 12-28-51 Denton 34 47 12-29-51 Geyser 50 62 1-4-52 Denton 5) 41 1-5-52 Buffalo 43 37 1-11-52 St. Leo’s 41 47 1-12-52 Geraldine 62 38 1-18-52 Winnett 60 45 1-25-52 Grass Range 41 54 1-26-52 Fergus B 45 51 2-1-52 Roy 45 46 2-8-52 Denton 66 62 2-15-52 St. Leo’s 40 56 2-16-52 Hobson 43 54 2-22-52 Moore 61 45 2-29-52 Fergus B 3 5,6,7,8 52 District 9 Tournament Cheer Ceaders Doris Waits, Bertha Simac, Betty Fuller Pep Squad Top row: Marion Asbjornson, Mary Mendel, Jo Ann Tuss, Wilma Udelhoven, Effie Pearson, Edith Pearson. Second row: Darlene Crow, Evelyn Carson, Nancy Gibbons, Diane Heller, Lucille Simac, Bonnie Thompson, Delores Dranky, Rosetta Stulc. Third row: Marion Bolstad, Betty Arthur, Eva R. Moody, Bonnie Hess, Frances Sco- ville, Marjorie Smith. Cheerleaders, Doris Waits, Bertha Simac, Betty Fuller. Maud Top row: John Asbjornson, Boyd Bergum, Sam Econom, Leo Osburnson, Mary Mendel. Middle row: Doris Waits, Eugene Erlandson, Bonnie Thompson, Bill Carr, Marjorie Smith, Leo Osburnson, Marion Bolstad, Mr. O. A. Kelly, Instructor. Seated: David Kucera, Bobby Olsen, Betty Fuller, Bucky Kates, Bonnie Hess, Betty Wells, Darlene Crow, Marion Asbjornson. 0l € c Paper Staff Editor Seated: Frances Scoville, Betty Fuller, Bill Carr, Diane Heller, Bertha Simac, Betty Wells, Eva R. Moody, Evelyn Carson, Doris Waits. Standing: Nancy Gibbons, Mr. Van- tura, Ted Scoville, Sam Econom, Garde Peterson, Norman Asbjornson, Glenn Rydeen, Ted Sawyer, Marjorie Smith, Betty Arthur, Lucille Simac, Delores Dranky. Assistant Editor BERTHA SIMAC DIANE HELLER STAFF POSITIONS EDITOR: Bertha Simac ASSISTANT EDITOR: Diane Heller FEATURES: Lucille Simac Marjorie Smith Betty Arthur Bill Carr Betty Fuller Nancy Gibbons Ted Scoville MAKEUP: Sam Econom SPORTS: Norman Asbjornson Ted Sawyer Garde Peterson ART: Eva R. Moody Frances Scoville Betty Wells Duane Tafolla CIRCULATION: Evelyn Carson Martin Stulc ADVISOR: Mr. Vantura Meat Kook Staff Seated, left to right: Ted Sawyer. Bertha Simac, Garde Peterson, Sam Econom, Delores Dranky, Doris Waits. Standing: Ted Thompson, Mr. Vantura, Eva Ruth Moody, Glenn Rydeen BUSINESS MANAGER EDITOR POSITIONS ON STAFF Editor------------- Business Manager Business Staff - - Makeup Department - - Circulation Department Advisor -------------- - GARDE PETERSON - - SAM ECONOM • - GLENN RYDEEN TED SAWYER TED THOMPSON - - BERTHA SIMAC EVA RUTH MOODY -DELORES DRANKY DORIS WAITS - - MR. VANTURA I o , Compliments of THE LEADER. THE JACK +JILL ME FAD Powers Electric Service Lewistown, Montana EATONTURNER { JEWELRY y 421 W. Main St. | . Lewistown, Montana Jl — Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Phone 618 Best wishes for your success and happiness through life. General Merchandise CITY BILLIARDS Sporting Goods Tobacco Winifred, Montana 215 W. Main Lewistown, Montana The Best Market in Montana For Your Livestock OENTT2AL- MONTANA Lewistown, Montana Congratulations from JACOB5 “We clothe the family at fair prices” E-JAY-S ATHLETIC GOODS INC. Representing A. G. SPALDING BROS. Exclusive Team Equipment at Team Prices Lewistown, Montana Greetings to Our Winifred Friends and Congratulations to the Graduates from T3AT2 l ?— M ISM WAV ? Lewistown, Montana Headquarters for SWO£S-t -S,ADDLE SHOP Shoe Repair Fine Jewelry Boots Saddlery Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana Good Luck MACH 1 N-ET2 V MC EWENS CO. FARM SERVICE Allis Chalmers Sales Service Dempster Drills Cultivators SUPPLY CO. Phone 471 Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana S HOP AT LEWISTOWN SAWYERS § te, “Where you get the Most of the Best for the Least” Try Full-O-Pep Feed AUTO SUPPLY CO. Distributors of Linde Oxygen and Acetylene gas for farm welding. Purox Acetylene Welding Outfits for the farm. Oxweld Welding Rod. “Ask about our plan for Farm Welding Tanks” 101 W. Main St. Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana Pacific Tires Tubes Best Wishes From Batteries - Accessories MANX'S SERVICE Guaranteed Lubrication Complete HARDWARE CO. Motor Tune Up and Repair Henry Sereday, Owner Lewistown, Montana Phone 772 511 E. Main Lewistown, Mont. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’52 When you buy it at For quality and performance in petroleum products see your STANDARD OIL MAN John Rettke, Agent Winifred, Montana GOLDEN MONTANA COMPANY School Supplies It’s right in price in quality in style Shop at Penney’s Lewistown, Montana Compliments of Mr. Mrs. A1 Price Office Supplies Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana Best of Luck from us on the corner Howard, Butch, Ingvold Fred Our Best to a Wonderful Class MONTGOMERY WAR'D $ CO. 521 W. Main Lewistown, Montana MONTANA LUMBER £ hardware CO. The store to go to for courteous, friendly service. A complete line of paint, hardware, major appli- ances and lumber. F. L. Johnson, Mgr. Winifred, Montana Ceretana Feeds 7) . J 7 o Sapphire Flour - Salt Coal - Chemicals O' CP O' RC MONTANA CLEANERS ELEVATOR COMPANY Cecil L. Field John F. Tognetti E. F. Sperry, Agent Owners Winifred, Montana 410 East Main Lewistown, Montana Congratulations Seniors 0 F rom “Central Montana’s Best’’ Coffee Shop WILLIS Dining Room GTZOCE y' Bar Lounge Winifred, Montana Lewistown, Montana Compliments MARSHALL WELLS CONOCO SERVICE STORE Tires, Batteries and Accessories Youngstown Steel Kitchens Lubrication, Oils, and Greases and Zenith Appliances Phone 64 Phone 725 522 E. Main Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana TM£ S UPP LY Everything in Music O. A. Kelly Lewistown, Montana mu 62Siam AS-E N CY Insurance Specialists Real Estate Loans Tel. 177 604 W. Main Street Lewistown, Montana MOTOT2 COMPANY Willys Jeeps and Trucks Sales and Service Union Oil Products Phone 27 Lewistown, Montana c y's Open 24 hours a day Good foods, chops, meals Lewistown, Montana For all your needs in Photography it is SKINN£P'SPWOTO SHOP Fine Portraits Photo Finishing School photographs Family groups Weddings Frames made to order Films to fit every camera A Camera to fit your need in a good still or movie. Lewistown, Montana Refreshment time is time for Ice Cold Coca Cola, wherever you may be, whoever you are. l ggx COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Lewis town, Montana 0 'ToTtOyJr,. C° VSTORES ir Where your Dollar buys the most Everything for the farm, Home and car at large Locally owned AL BOKO VO T Lewistown, Montana ar. THE RUBBER WELDERS _ - 0 A sA 0 _ World’s finest Recapping 1 1 L New and Used Tires Hilger, Montana Phone 556-W Greets Its 502 1st Ave. So. Winifred Friends Lewistown, Montana Louise Fat 1) O r 7 yz Congratulations to the CJV fabe. Class of 52 0 “Two GI’s with Real Buys” V Phone 88 207 W. Main Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana Covering Central Montana Like the Stars P J-EW-ELG12S ol Lewistown, Montana V CA (s C DAI LV NEWS, Congratulations Best Wishes To The Class of 1952 Glen Doug T3A K-ELT2Y “Your best bread buy, try it ” ■FAT2M-ET2S OIL. CO. Lewistown, Montana Greetings to the Class of 1952 From Central Montana’s Leading Department Store Since 1883 Twe C HECK-E15BOAT2D STOl -E POWGE M-ETEC A NT 1 LE COMPANY Lewistown, Montana “Come In And See Us For” Purina Chows - Sanitation Products Chowmix Feeds - Insecticides Farmers Elevator Company Lewistown, Montana CL-EAN-ET2S MOTOR SUPPLY CO. 108 Sixth Ave. North Phone 342 Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana Congratulations to the Class of 1952 New and Used Household Furnishings - Floor Covering Enjoy Hotpoint Electric Appliances When In Lewistown Shop At For the Cost of CWT2IS 3ILLS Ordinary Appliances LEWISTOWN Across from the G. N. Depot EXCHANGE Phone 191 Phone 4 68 When you think of flowers, think of FLORAL 409 W. Main Phone 54 Lewistown, Montana TAVCPN “Where friends meet friends” Bert Fuller, Proprietor Winifred, Montana “Everything for the Home” HE LT31 NS FURNITURE COMPANY 516 West Main Street Phone 1155 Lewistown, Montana FERGUS COUNTY CREAMERY I NC. Nutritious Judith Gold Dairy Products Serving Central Montana Since 1914 Lewistown, Montana Greetings to All Our Winifred Friends Including The Graduates FIRST OF LEWISTOWN “Central Montana’s Largest Bank’ Member F. D. I. C. Bank With Us The F riendly Bank TH T3ANHC Member F. D. I. C. FLCW02 SHOP Home grown Flowers for every occasion Gifts and Greeting Cards 307| W. Main Phone 858 ___kewistown, Montana___ Meet your friends at the Troy Nixon, Proprietor Lewistown, Montana Winifred, Montana A Happy and Prosperous Future to the Class of 1952 THE D-Y SAT3ASE AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY Winifred, Montana • 0 STANDAT2D SGPVI C£ Permalube Motor Oil Atlas Tires - Accessories 101 East Main Street Lewistown, Montana staff and its advisor would like to take this opportunity to thank the advertisers and to urge the student body and community to patronize them. THE g) Rose Coughlin Phone 17-J Lewistown, Montana We are pleased to co-operate with the student body of Winifred High School and we hope to have some of the girls in our Nursing School next year. GrcwtiWei STJOSEPH'S HOSPITAL The Friendly Store Lewistown, Montana Lewistown, Montana THE -ECIC'S Prescriptions Lewistown, Montana “Just Pay The Freight” Joe Alweis Lewistown, Montana SSSKiyZ gag